Wexford County News

Many ski resorts in Northern Michigan try to open their slopes by Thanksgiving weekend.

The victim of a shooting is improving at a hospital in Grand Rapids, while the Wexford County Sheriff's Office continues its investigation.

Hide Video In this update on an accidental shooting in Wexford County, two men turned themselves in to police.

Edward Hutchinson spent Thursday afternoon gearing up for a day of bowhunting in a stretch of woods in Wexford County.

Police are still looking for the shooter. Kalkaska Festival of Trees Yesterday at 4:33 p.m. Preparations have begun for the annual Festival of Trees in Kalkaska.A The event will feature 32 decorated trees for auction to raise money for Kalkaska Area Interfaith Resources.

A Northern Michigan man is in critical condition after he was shot in the woods.

Hide Video We're following breaking news just into our newsroom. A hunter was airlifted to the hospital after being shot.

Readers in a Wexford County community will soon have some more room to stretch out when they visit the library.

Photos detailing parts of Wexford County's history are going digital. The Wexford County Historical Society is in the process of saving thousands of photographs from its museum collections.

Hundreds of people also turned out in Wexford County to say goodbye to a man who risked his life for others.

A Cadillac woman accused of leaving her four young children in a vehicle filling with carbon monoxide likely will avoid prison after pleading no contest to a misdemeanor.

A 21-year-old mother facing four years in prison on charges she left her four young children in a vehicle that was filled with carbon monoxide, avoided a trial by pleading no-contest to a misdemeanor that likely will result in no jail time.

A part-time Cadillac firefighter died in an off-duty traffic crash. Thomas Janik, 33, died in a single-vehicle crash on E. 34 Road east of S. 31 Road in Wexford County's Selma Township at about 8:50 p.m. Wednesday.

The Michigan State University extension department could be on the chopping block.

The flu epidemic across northern Michigan has put a damper on one Halloween event.

An update today on a check scam that appears to be spreading throughout Northern Michigan.

A head-on crash on M-115 in Wexford County led to one person being airlifted from the scene.

After spending nearly 30 years reporting the news of Cadillac and Wexford County, veteran radio newsman Mike Paulin is out at WTCM after the economy forced the station to reorganize its news department.

Some economists may say the recession is over, but unemployment rates continue to climb.

We are learning new details today about a head-on crash that shut down a part of M-115 in Wexford County last night.